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Vaccine for Physician Pocketbooks

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Ross Polking

05/07/2020

While many in the healthcare profession are working tirelessly to meet the demands the COVID-19 virus has placed on the system, others have seen their hours cut and sources of income dwindle. Here are some options for those of you whose financial situation has changed dramatically in the past few months.

CARES Act Q&A

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By Kent Kramer

04/17/2020

Kent Kramer and Zach Dalluge answer some important questions about the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

To Refinance or Not…That is the Question

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By Andrew Farmer

04/02/2020

While our advice for nearly everyone is to sit tight when it comes to their investments, there is a move we’d encourage nearly everyone to consider – refinance your mortgage.

Who Should Care About the CARES Act? You!

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By Zach Dalluge

03/30/2020

Early in the morning on Wednesday, March 25th, negotiators from both Congress and the Executive branch struck a deal spending nearly $2.2 Trillion to aid individuals and businesses.�

Med School Grads, Do These Three Things First

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Zach Dalluge

02/14/2020

As a recent medical school graduate, resident, or doctor early in your career, there are a few key things to consider for your financial well-being. The earlier you develop a strategy for these things, the greater the benefit.

Why I Hate New Year’s Resolutions

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By Alex Battani

01/14/2020

Here’s the thing, I love the idea of starting fresh and changing that one thing that pushes you to be the person you want to be. However in practice, I hate – OK, strongly dislike – New Year’s Resolutions. Here’s why.

The Ins and Outs of Paying Student Loan Debt

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Zach Dalluge

12/20/2019

Whether you are working on paying down student debt yourself, or have children looking to do so, below are some questions to consider.

Confirming What You Know

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Kyra Wells

12/17/2019

Even though I’ve been helping married clients with their money for years, I realized we needed help. Were we thinking about things in the right way? Were we asking the right questions? Were we doing a good job of listening to each other and respecting our differences?

Debt- A Useful Tool or Financial Burden

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Phil Kruzan

11/12/2019

After 30 years of helping people think about all aspects of their financial plan, here are some thoughts on personal debt.

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The Time Might Be Right to Refinance Your Mortgage

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By Ryne Oller

10/04/2019

If you’ve financed your house with a 30-year or 15-year mortgage in the last six years, odds are you’re paying a higher interest rate than today's rate.

Kids These Days Aren’t Even Taught How to Balance a Checkbook

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Zach Dalluge

09/20/2019

The truth is, there’s a huge need for all of us to help the people around us make wise decisions with regard to money.

Starting Off on the Right Foot

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Wade Den Hartog

09/03/2019

Starting off life after school on the right foot financially is important. A good financial advisor can make all the difference.

What’s the Best Investment a New Parent Can Make?

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Ryne Oller

08/30/2019

No one gets into the parenting game looking to optimize their financial gain, but instead, to optimize their happiness.

One Paycheck from Ruin

Category: Financial Planning » Cashflow

By Garrett Jackson

03/22/2019

Having a plan in place, with an emergency fund, is the difference between a small financial inconvenience and a catastrophe that could potentially alter your life.